Ukraine's justice and energy ministers have resigned following President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's call for their removal amid a sweeping embezzlement and kickbacks scandal centered on the state nuclear power company. The investigation, which included extensive wiretaps, has led to the detention of several individuals and uncovered alleged payments to top officials for construction projects meant to fortify energy infrastructure against Russian attacks. The scandal comes as Ukraine faces renewed assaults on its energy grid, causing widespread blackouts and further straining the country during wartime. Anti-corruption watchdogs revealed the findings after a 15-month probe, raising concerns about the depth of corruption and its impact on Ukraine's efforts to secure international support.